Daniel Joos

Which SSH server are you using? Is it run by the default NETWORK_SERVICE user? I didn't know about the `cmdkey` utility. Doing a quick research it looks like that tool...

Just had another look at the Windows credentials management API - the `CredRead` function in particular: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa374804(v=vs.85).aspx There it states the following: > Network logon sessions do not have an...

Hi, thanks for reporting this issue. I'll have a look immediately. Cheers, Daniel

Alright, this seems to be a limitation of the Windows API. The `CRED_MAX_CREDENTIAL_BLOB_SIZE` is `5 * 512 = 2560 Bytes`. I haven't found any way to work around this limit....

Sorry for the late response. That issue sounds interesting. I could imagine some out-of-memory issues. Can you reproduce that behaviour reliably on your end? Is there anything interesting returned from...

Hi, The `LastSeenAt` field is only set for devices that are assigned to the current account (which has created the API token). This could explain the devices without that information....

💙 Good to see that the Powershell module gets someone to work on 😄. Would be great if you could also update the docs: ``` Import-Module .\TeamViewerPS Update-MarkdownHelp .\docs\commands ```...

lgtm (but I can't merge anylonger). @koutsop

To me the `Remove-TeamViewerUser` should go into its own PR.

You could try to invoke the command with verbose output to see, where it hangs: ```pwsh Test-TeamViewerConnectivity -Verbose ``` The cmdlet basically uses the built-in command ` Test-TcpConnection` to check...